I've been thinking a lot about focusing on helping my students read the Bible more this school year. My friends Andy and Jake over at YouthMinistry360 must have read my mind because they had a great post, "Your Students Don't Read the Bible. Here's What to do About...
Here's part 2 of my favorite iPhone / iPad apps for ministry and everyday life. 1. Bible - LifeChurch.tv - This is my go to Bible reader on the iOS platform. I've tried others, but I always come back to this one. The team at LifeChurch just keeps making it better...
The folks over and YouVersion.com and Zondervan have made the new version of the NIV available as a free offline version in the Bible App. Check out their announcement: 2011 marks the 400th anniversary of the publication of the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible....
YouVersion announced an interesting new feature called Live. Though it will not be "live" until October, the product is supposed to be focused on letting you interact with live events on your mobile phone. According to their promotional material, it will allow you to...
I saw this on @Zondervan's twitter today, and I thought I'd pass it along. Right now you can get a free copy the TNIV Bible in Ebook format. It's available for both the Amazon Kindle and the Sony E-Book Reader. Even if you are using the Kindle software (link opens...
YouVersion.com calls itself a revolutionary online Bible, and I it definitely lives up to the claim. It’s part social network and part online Bible. At the base of it, it’s an online Bible that allows you to post your own notes and thoughts on a passage. You can use this to organize your own study notes or even links and pictures, but the real power is you can share it others. This is where the social part comes in. You can have “friends” that you can share your thoughts and notes with. I haven’t really gotten into this yet, but it’s really cool. (My user name is crd55 if you want to be my friend)
